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DVD Review: Strange Wilderness
2008-05-19 15:56:00 Steve Zahn, Justin Long, and Jonah Hill star in this comedy from director Fred Wolf.
By: Geeks of Doom
Timothy Olyphant, Steve Zahn and David Twohy will meet in Puerto Rico
2008-04-09 12:53:00 Today in Puerto Rico shootings a thriller which two person should inhale a new life in career at once begin, and to one of them becomes director David Twohy. And together with it on a set of film «A Perfect Getaway» actor Steve Zahn who too comes back to active job in Hollywood will go also. Steve Zahn will join Timothy Olyphant - that has declared the participation in the project already for a long time - and will play a newly-married couple, together with the wife gone to mark a honeymoon to Hawaii but as it often happens at cinema, holiday appears hopelessly and is considerably spoiled: heroes get acquainted with two travellers who appear ruthless murderers. The role of one of them also will execute Olyphant. «A Perfect Getaway» for which David Twohy itself has written the script, becomes its first picture after «The Chronicles of Riddick» which hardly was have not buried its career: at the budget in 105 million, film has collected in world hire of all of 115 million dollars. So,...
Perfect Getaway For Steve Zahn
2008-03-19 00:21:00 Perfect Getaway For Steve ZahnJoining David Twohy's psycho thrillerSource: The Hollywood Reporter Steve Zahn has joined Timothy Olyphant in the cast of David Twohy?s thriller, A Perfect Getaway.The movie revolves around a newlywed couple, honeymooning in Hawaii, who run into two hitchhikers who turn out to be psychotic killers.Olyphant signed on sometime ago as one of the killers (shame ? we?d like to see him be the good guy. After all, Deadwood proved he has the chops for it), and now Zahn has agreed to play the honeymooning husband.Zahn is an enormously likeable presence and a much better actor than he?s often given credit for (perhaps due to his daffy persona which, admittedly, has been a tad pervasive in his movies thus far), so we hope this role will showcase a talent that deserves a hell of a lot better than films like Strange Wilderness and National Security.Twohy ? a director who seems to thrive on mid-budget B movies, will direct fr...
"Strange Wilderness" Review
2008-02-16 07:20:00 "Strange Wilderness"2008**** out of ****Director: Fred WolfCast: Steve Zahn, Allen Covert, Jonah Hill"Strange Wilderness" is the funniest comedy that I had to endure since "Borat." That?s all I need to say. Some may be surprised why I would give such praise to a movie distributed by the guys over at Happy Madison, but I sat there laughing so hard that eventually I snorted up my chicken fried rice by mistake. "Strange Wilderness" will go down into the books as one of the funniest movies that I will ever see within my hopefully long life.And I don?t give a shit WHAT you say."Strange Wilderness" tells the tale of Peter Gaulke (Steve Zahn). Gaulke?s father was originally the Steve Irwin of his generation, but once he died, he passed his hit TV show to his son, and hell broke loose. Peter?s show has been getting low ratings due to the fact that his show comes on at three in the morning, so in two weeks, his show will be off the air.One of his friends receives a map where Bigfoot is, and ...
Movie Review: Strange Wilderness
2008-02-07 04:13:00 Steve Zahn, Allen Covert, and Jonah Hill star in this R-rated comedy from director Fred Wolf.
By: Geeks of Doom
Steve Zahn: Matthew McConaughey Will Be an ?Awesome? Father
2008-01-16 17:01:00 The Sahara costar offers the actor some fatherly advice More: continued here
By: Feed Me Gossip
Steve Zahn Comes to Chicago For ?Rescue Dawn? Press Junket
2007-06-21 22:59:00 With his co-star, Christian Bale, in Chicago shooting ?The Dark Knight,? Steve Zahn met with critics on June 21 for the upcoming war film ?Rescue Dawn?.While I usually won?t take photos with talent, he insisted. Chewing throughout the interview as his did while filming to relieve tension, Zahn and company will hit theaters on July 13.My interview with him will publish at that time. |
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